FIFA Announces Final Sanctions for 2026 World Cup
The International Federation of Football Associations (FIFA) has imposed final sanctions on Argentina regarding the events of the 2026 World Cup final held in July, following Spain's 1-0 victory over Argentina. The sanctions include a fine of $321,000, as well as requiring Argentina to play two home matches with a reduced spectator capacity of 50%. Argentine players Leandro Paredes (10 matches) and Molina (7 matches) have been suspended, along with a one-match suspension for Almada. Fines have also been imposed on assistants and coaches from the team. Additionally, FIFA has decided to allocate $100,000 of the fine amount to a plan to combat discrimination, with part of the penalty suspended as a probationary measure.
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